I don't know ... it looks about the same.The only difference is that it costs twice as much.Well, for twice as much money, it better be like night and day.When you say that two things are like night and day, that means they are completely different, or that one is far better than the other.Right!Here is another example.I was used to working on my old, slow computer, so when I bought a really fast new computer, it was like night and day.Exactly!So Li Hua, should we get some red potatoes, or the yellow potatoes?They don't taste similar at all!The difference is like night and day.You know Li Hua, there is one nice thing about the farmer's market.The employees at the supermarket aren't very friendly or helpful, but the farmers here are so nice!It's really like night and day.Well, I'm not going to eat my words just yet.I'll taste some of the fruit first, and then decide if it's worth the extra money.That's true.Your attitude is like night and day.

我不知道，它們長(zhǎng)得一樣。僅有的差別是它價(jià)格比其他高兩倍。兩倍價(jià)格好多錢(qián)呢，有著天壤之別。當(dāng)你說(shuō)兩件事有天壤之別，就意味著它們完全不同，捉著一件事比另一件特別好。沒(méi)錯(cuò)。有另一個(gè)例子。我習(xí)慣用我那臺(tái)老舊的慢的電腦工作，所以當(dāng)我買(mǎi)了一個(gè)快速的新電腦，它有著天壤之別。沒(méi)錯(cuò)。所以李華，我們應(yīng)該買(mǎi)紅土豆還是黃土豆？它們味道差不多。這差別有天壤之別。你知道，李華，農(nóng)民的集市有一點(diǎn)好的。超市的員工不友好也不幫忙，但是農(nóng)民就很友好。這有著天壤之別。我還不打算認(rèn)輸。我先嘗嘗水果，然后決定是否值這些錢(qián)。沒(méi)錯(cuò)。你的態(tài)度有著天壤之別。